Editable template packs built for people who ship layouts fast

Bulk Studio is an independent design library out of Johannesburg. We publish layered source files for pitch decks, invoice sheets, social carousels, event flyers and long-form documents, with named layers, editable grids and print presets for A4, A5 and US Letter.

Every pack includes a plain-language usage note, a font substitution list and a short walkthrough video, so a two-person studio can rebrand a deck before a client meeting without rebuilding master pages from scratch.

Questions about a pack or a custom layout? Get in touch.

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What you get in every pack

Packs are built to be opened and used the same afternoon, not studied for a week. Here is what actually shows up in the download folder.

Layered source files

Every frame, text block and grid line sits on its own named layer. Swap a typeface or shift a column without unpicking the whole master page.

Editable grids and swatches

Baseline grids and a shared swatch library keep a deck, a flyer and a carousel on the same visual footing when a campaign runs across formats.

Print presets that hold up

Export settings are tuned for A4, A5 and US Letter, with a CMYK-safe variant for client handouts and a screen PDF for email.

Plain-language usage note

A short written note explains what each file is for, which parts are safe to move, and where a layout will break if you push it too far.

Font substitution list

If you do not own the original typeface, the list names close alternatives and system fallbacks so spacing stays close to the intended look.

Short walkthrough video

A few minutes of screen recording covers the rebrand steps most teams repeat: colour swap, logo placement and export.

Curious how these packs land in practice? Read a few studio reviews or look through the project notes before you download.

Questions that come up before a download

Short answers about file formats, editing, and what arrives in each pack. If something is still unclear, the help page walks through the same ground in more detail.

What actually lands in the download folder?

Layered source files, a swatch library, export presets for A4, A5 and US Letter, a plain-language usage note, a font substitution list, and a short walkthrough video. Nothing is flattened, so grids and named layers stay editable.

Do I need the exact typefaces shown in the previews?

No. Each pack lists close substitutes and system fallbacks, so a studio can swap Inter or Space Grotesk for whatever is already licensed on the machine without rebuilding master pages.

Can a two-person team rebrand a deck quickly?

That is the point of the swatch libraries and named layers. Colour and type changes cascade through the artboards, which is usually enough to have a client-ready deck before a morning meeting.

Are the print presets ready for a real print run?

The presets cover trim, bleed and a print-safe colour variant for A4, A5 and US Letter. For flyers and label sheets, check the usage note for stock and finishing notes before sending files to a printer.

Is there a way to try a pack before committing?

Yes, a free sample sheet is available so you can open the layers, test a swap and see how the grid behaves in your own software. Details on licensing sit on the policy page.

Start with a free sample sheet

Before you commit to a full pack, download one sample sheet from the pitch deck set. It ships with the same named layers, swatch library and A4 export preset as the paid packs, so you can test the workflow against your own brand colours and typefaces. If the grid holds up, the rest of the catalogue will too.

Prefer to read first? Browse studio reviews from teams already using the packs.

What you get

  • One editable master page, layered and named
  • Swatch library tied to the studio palette
  • Font substitution list for common typefaces
  • A4 and US Letter export presets
  • Short walkthrough video, no sign-up needed
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